Our Club Events and Activities

Here we'll be listing some of the activities and events that our club is involved with.


We meet every Monday except Bank Holidays.  The first and third Mondays of the month are online via Zoom and the second and fourth Mondays are at The Rose Garden Restaurant, Hockley (please see "Where we meet" under "Meetings and Events"), when we have a 2-course dinner.

Each meeting is a particular kind of meeting such as 'committee', 'business' or 'speaker'  - the latter gives us an opportunity to invite someone with an interesting story to tell or a representitive of a charity organisation to keep us informed about their work or life.  We also enjoy occassional social evenings, eating out at a local restaurant or taking part in some kind of leisurely activity.

We have a members' raffle at the end of the evening and our Sergeant-At-Arms is an appointed member of the club who manages to extract small amounts of money from us in friendly fun from personal observations of us which goes to our charity box.

The evening is run by our President who sits at the top table with his Secretary and we welcome our visiting guests too. Toasts are made to the King and our Rotary organisation.

We have a Treasurer to manage our accounts and appointed officers to involve us in the more gentle sports, a press officer to publicise our events, an IT specialist to handle our information, a webmaster to run this website and particular members who take on responsibility for an event eg. our Charity Golf Day and our social trips and dinner dances. Our Foundation officer looks to promote the work of Rotary eg. Purple Pinkie support to End Polio Campaign.

Above all, the experience of our members is put to good use and unites us in working for our Community and Vocational Service and International projects, keeping up our club membership and helping us follow the Objects of Rotary as a thriving Rotary Club that is part of Rotary GB&I, supporting "Rotary and peace the world over".

Our Club Events and Activities sub-pages:

Charity Golf Tournament

more The Rotary Club of Rayleigh Mill are pleased to announce that our 15th annual Charity Golf Tournament will take place on Friday 15th August 2025 at The Rayleigh Club, Hullbridge Road, Hullbridge, Essex SS6 9QS

Winning Team from Green Thumb - Nigel Wright, Danny Wright, Roger Elliott and Paul Prentice

Rocket Launch Heralds Golf Fundraiser

more On a hot and sunny 16th August, the Rotary Club of Rayleigh Mill held its 14th Annual Charity Golf Day. The main beneficiary was Essex and Herts Air Ambulance.

Happy Helpers at the “Cuddly Toy Tombola”

Roll up! Roll up!

more The Rotary Club of Rayleigh Mill rolls up to enjoy all the fun of Rayleigh Trinity Fair

All set up and ready to go – the members of the team with Town Council Leader, Danielle Belton

The Rotary Club of Rayleigh Mill joins the fun of the Christmas Lights Ceremony with its Cuddly Toy Tombola

more Thursday 30th November saw Rayleigh High Street packed with thousands of the people of Rayleigh, there to enjoy the much-anticipated Christmas Lights Switch-on Ceremony.

All set, ready to go

The Rotary Club of Rayleigh Mill helps the people of Hockley get into the Festive Spirit

more The members of the Rotary Club of Rayleigh Mill were on hand on Saturday 25th of November when Hockley Parish Council staged their rejuvenated Christmas Lights Switch-on Ceremony with a stall submerged in children’s Christmas toys

Rotary Remembers

more The Rotary Club of Rayleigh Mill pays tribute to those who have given their lives in combat

Catarina Pucci

A life of international adventure

more all thanks to the Rotary Student Exchange scheme

All ship-shape and ready to go!

All aboard!!

more The Nautical Expeditionary Branch of the Rotary Club of Rayleigh Mill conducts a recce patrol to Osea Island on the Thames Barge “Hydrogen”

King Georges Park, Rayleigh

Crocuses are in bloom

more In October last year the Rotary Club of Rayleigh Mill planted 4,000 crocus corms in the area to mark World Polio Day

Members of Rayleigh Town Council and The Rotary Club of Rayleigh Mill

The Rotary Club of Rayleigh Mill marks World Polio Day by planting 5000 crocus corms in and around Rayleigh

more Since 1979 when a Rotarian, with the backing of Rotary International, started a multi-year project to immunize 6 million children in the Philippines, Rotarians all over the world have been involved in the End Polio Now campaign to totally eliminate polio.

The Competitors

Our Charity Golf Tournament

more The Rotary Club of Rayleigh Mill held its popular annual Charity Golf Tournament on Monday 15th August at the Rochford Hundred Golf Club

Planting Purple Crocuses for End Polio Now Campaign

more Together with local schools, we are planting purple crocuses to raise awareness of the campaign to eradicate polio from the world.

Rayleigh Mill Rotarian, Terry Morris, together with teacher, Abbie Cherry, joins the pupils of Kingsdown School in planting spring flowering bulbs

Kingsdown School pupils dig in to help the environment

more The Rotary Club of Rayleigh Mill responds to the #BillionSeedChallenge by donating spring bulbs to Kingsdown School